So what happens if I call this civilians?
I had to do this and they go and call anybody and this guy actually wants.
So calls to this function list.
This means each time you call in the schoolyard, you know, this happened in the school yard closing
on a particular interest line, you have to have a corresponding call to enable this guy at.
And only on the last call, sustainable, and basically argue the entire plan will be actually enabled.
So this means if you call this a you twice, you have to call enabler to twice on the second.
At the end, you the apply this enabled.
So let's see an example on this.
So I'm calling this I.
Dwights.
And I'm calling enabling this guy only once.
So I let's on the already existing.
Now you can see things at work.
An average of 17 milliseconds.
Well, let's not this model, so I've disabled it twice and I have only enabled it once and I can see
that they've got a question they could apply see ICMP request.
And I simply because the problem is not a.
Of course, we have called the Alaska twice and we have only called enable arguably once.
So in this example, the driver, I'm actually enabling that, you know.
Selex lord destroyable.
So this has an IQ and you can see you're getting the same question response back.
So this means you have to call twice this you and you should also be called twice if you call.
Why is this all about you?
And if you call only once in a while and you end up like this because they are deliberating like you
twice.